Kadyrovtsy are being destroyed thanks to leaks from the FSB/Radio Liberty
The attitude of the Russian special services towards the Chechen tsar Ramzan Kadyrov is very, very bad. This is also why some FSB officers happily share information about the personal army of the traitor Ichkeria.
As Ukrainian intelligence told Channel 24, information about the Kadyrovites began to come in the first days of the war, when bearded soldiers began to publish many pretentious videos and photos “from the front line.” Ramzan Kadyrov himself also boasted of the “incredible feats” of the National Guard.
The main task that the Kadyrovites were faced with was the cleansing of Kyiv. The invaders believed that the special forces would break into the capital and be able to deal with representatives of the Ukrainian authorities. After that, the war supposedly should end with the surrender of Ukraine.
They avoided fighting and fled to the rear
- However, in fact, the first appearance of the Kadyrovites near Kiev ended in a complete fiasco. As soon as the invaders entered the territory of the captured part of the National Guard and started recording tiktok, they were quickly covered by Ukrainian special forces.
- General Magomed Tushaev did not have time to escape from the battle. The seriously wounded commander was abandoned by his own people, who retreated in a panic in the direction of Babintsev.
- Approximately the same way, Kadyrov’s troops took part in the capture of Ukrainian cities and in the battles for Mariupol.
The FSB sent all the information they had
One of the first photos shared by the Kadyrovites in the Kyiv region attracted a lot of attention from both Ukrainian intelligence and Russian special services.
Tushaev and Martynov did not reach Kyiv/Photo from social networks
In the picture you can see General Tushaev and Kadyrov’s assistant and friend Daniil Martynov. The first one was supposed to be in command of the troops, but the second one was responsible for “public relations”, since he is the deputy head of the Chechen department of the federal service of the troops of the national guard of Russia.
Kadyrov’s friend Daniil Martynov/Photo by Channel 24 sources
Martynov was born on March 19, 1983. He has several passports with numbers 4515405599, 4607401462. He uses the postal address [email protected] and drives a Mercedes-Benz ML63AMG with the number B888OX95.
A friend of Kadyrov owns real estate in Grozny on Yubileyny lane, 5, along Abukhova street, 4, as well as Tsentoroevskaya, 4. Martynov also lives in Moscow in the Novofedorovsky settlement, in apartment 54, 13, house in the village of Yakovlevskoye.
All this Ukrainian intelligence officers received information along with contacts thanks to the readiness of the FSB to cooperate.As it turned out, Martynov, close to the leadership of Chechnya, communicated with many Russian officials and the military just before the Russian attack on Ukraine. The very fact of the calls may indicate that these officials should be responsible for Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine.
Numbers that Kadyrov’s henchman called before the start of the war (almost all numbers are partially hidden at the request of intelligence):< /h4>
+7903003**** – to Temnikov Sergey Sergeevich. Assistant to the Deputy Minister of Defense of Russia Pankov Nikolai Aleksandrovich;
+7903010**** – Dyumin Alexey Gennadievich. Deputy Minister of Defense of Russia.
+7903004**** – Chepur Roman Anatolyevich. To an employee of the Department of Special Forces of the Police of the Main Directorate of Special Forces of the National Guard of the Russian Federation;
+7903126**** – Khuchiev Muslim Magomedovich. Head of the Government of the Chechen Republic;
+7903130**** – Oleg Vasilievich Abramov. Deputy Governor of the Belgorod Region;
+7903130**** – Tikhonov Alexander Evgenievich. head of the special purpose center of the FSB of Russia;
+7903150**** – Evstratov Viktor Nikolaevich. To an employee of the main department for the training of troops of the National Guard of Russia;
+7903179**** – Oleg Aleksandrovich Mikhailov. To an employee of the MTR;
+7903183**** – Andrey Aleksandrovich Sergeev. To an employee of the Department for Coordination and Control of the Main Organizational Department of the National Guard of Russia;
+7903201**** – Sergey Yuryevich Boriskin. FSO officer;
+7903221**** – Oleg Vladimirovich Kolomoyts, Head of the Department of Military Security Problems of the Staff of the Security Council of Russia;
+7902560**** – Vladimir Yuryevich Dorofeev. To the General Director of JSC “SPMBM “Malakhit”;
+7902171**** – Terekhov Gennady Fedorovich. Head of the Department of the Governor of the Irkutsk Region and the Government of the Irkutsk Region for law enforcement and defense work;
+7903222**** – Valery Fedorovich Valuev. To the deputy head of the joint command post of the joint group of troops of the National Guard of Russia.
Of course, Martynov spoke with Kadyrov, who is so afraid of tapping his phones that he uses more than 30 numbers. It is precisely because of the numerous leaks of the direction finding places of his troops that the brave don will never go to the front line, where there is at least some chance to get a bullet. Martynov called Kadyrov’s number +79047261434 only once.
Talked to commanders fighting in Ukraine
Martynov’s contacts already from the territory of Ukraine also turned out to be of interest to many law enforcement officers who will investigate the war crimes of the Russian Federation. Most of them took a direct part in the hostilities.
Who did Kadyrov’s henchman call after the start of the war:
+79169108***/+79173084*** – Alexander Mikhailovich Beloglazov, commander of the military unit 3179 of the Federal Service of the National Guard Troops of Russia;
+79169171*** – to Shalov Dmitry Viktorov, an employee of the CSN Vityaz from military unit 3179;
+79175880*** – Vyacheslav Fedorovich Selivanov, Head of the Department of Equipment and Armament of the Federal Service of the National Guard Troops of Russia;
+79185376*** – Zusk Mikhail Stepanovich, lieutenant general, commander of the 58th combined arms army of the southern military district;
+79197716*** – Andrey Viktorovich Kriger, employee of the Department of Equipment and Armaments of the Federal Service of the National Guard Troops of Russia;
+79198700*** – Vladimir Semenovich Isaev, Advisor to the Director of the Air Navigation ORVS”;
+79205494*** – Marzoev Arkady Vasilyevich, Major General and Commander of the 22nd Army Corps of Coastal Troops of the Russian Navy;
+79205674*** – Kosobokov Mikhail Evgenievich, commander of the “peacekeeping” contingent in Karabakh.
+79206613*** – Valery Viktorovich Garkavenko, Commander of Military Unit 7459 of the Russian National Guard;
+79211700*** – Erik Ildusovich Khismatullin, Head of the Department of the Federal Service of the Russian National Guard Troops for the Murmansk Region;
+79214222*** – Dmitry Alexandrovich Pilipenko, head of tactical fire training at the Russian Special Forces University;
+79214410*** – Alexander Vasilievich Romanenko, first deputy commander of the northwestern district of the national troops Guards of the Russian Federation;
+79220050*** – Ruslan Shakhaevich Alkhanov, Minister of Internal Affairs of Russia from Chechnya;
+79234812*** – Yury Viktorovich Kel, Head of the Department of the Federal Service of the Russian National Guard Troops in the Kemerovo Region;
+79240118*** – Alexey Yuryevich Kovalenko, commander of military unit 7628 of the Russian National Guard from Buryatia;
+79242944*** – Andrey Alexandrovich Patrakov, Major General of the FSB and Head of the FSB Department for Irkutsk region;
+79250000*** – Isi Tumkhadzhiev, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of Chechnya;
+79250011*** – Fedoruk Vasily Aleksandrovich, First Deputy Commander of the North Caucasian District of the Russian National Guard Troops;
+79250100*** – to Vladislav Aleksandrovich Ershov, Head of Department of Special Purpose Police Units of the National Guard of Russia;
+79252854*** – to Surkho Delimkhanov, Commander of the 141st Regiment named after Akhmat-Khadzhi Kadyrov (previously: 248 separate motorized battalion “North”);
+79256645*** – Chepusov Sergey Ivanovich, Head of Combat Training Department of the National Guard Troops of Russia;
+79269115*** – Zhivaev Eduard Alexandrovich, Deputy Commander of the Central District of the National Guard Troops of the Russian Federation;
+79280240*** – to Zamid Chalaev, commander of the Akhmat-Khadzhi Kadyrov Special Purpose Police Regiment;
+79288960*** – to Imran Anzorovich Kutrashev, commander of the PPSM regiment of the Internal Affairs Directorate for Grozny;
+79298885*** – Abuzaid Dzhandarovich Vismuradov, commander of the Akhmat SOBR detachment;
+79388989*** – Khasan Susanovich Ibragimov, deputy commander of the Akhmat SOBR detachment;
+79360001*** – Sharip Sultanovich Delimkhanov, Head of the Emergency Department of the FS VNKh.
This list is not complete, but Ukrainian special services are already working on many of Martynov’s interlocutors. That is why Ukrainian intelligence officers express their deep gratitude to the FSB officers for providing interesting information that helps to destroy the Kadyrovites. Those who will never appear on the front line.
